“To mediate” in Japanese
Short answer
To mediate in Japanese is “取りなす” (torinasu). Full meaning: to mediate, to intervene, to smooth.
Other ways to say “To mediate” in Japanese
取り持つ
torimotsu to act as a go-between (for), to mediate, to arrange; to entertain (guests), to treat, to receive
介す
kaisu to use as an intermediary, to mediate, to assist; to worry, to mind, to care
間に立つ
aidanitatsu to mediate, to intervene
取持つ
torimotsu to act as a go-between (for), to mediate, to arrange; to entertain (guests), to treat, to receive
取持っ
torimo to act as a go-between (for), to mediate, to arrange; to entertain (guests), to treat, to receive
取り持っ
torimo to act as a go-between (for), to mediate, to arrange; to entertain (guests), to treat, to receive
とり持つ
torimotsu to act as a go-between (for), to mediate, to arrange; to entertain (guests), to treat, to receive
とり持っ
torimo to act as a go-between (for), to mediate, to arrange; to entertain (guests), to treat, to receive
取もてる
torimoteru to act as a go-between (for), to mediate, to arrange; to entertain (guests), to treat, to receive
取持てる
torimoteru to act as a go-between (for), to mediate, to arrange; to entertain (guests), to treat, to receive
取りもつ
torimotsu to act as a go-between (for), to mediate, to arrange; to entertain (guests), to treat, to receive
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